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Prof Wen Weiping at the School of Software and Microelectronics at Peking University also backs these claims by telling China Daily that "cyber-sabotage" targeting China is growing rapidly.
BBC: China media: Hacking denial
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The essence of China's thinking about cyber warfare is the concept of shi, he says, first introduced in Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" about 2, 500 years ago.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Timothy Thomas: Why China Is Reading Your Email
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But China is far from the only country engaged in cyber-espionage.
ECONOMIST: Hackers hit big companies, the IMF and the headlines
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One answer is to seek new roles: cyber-defence, and building ties with India and China.
ECONOMIST: NATO and Russia
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China denied the allegations, saying it was also the victim of cyber attacks.
BBC: China
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One recent GEM offering, telecom solutions provider Neolink Cyber Technology, was undersubscribed, forcing co-sponsor China Everbright Securities to take up 55 million unsold shares.
CNN: World's Worst Bourse?
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In other international news, Xinhua and China Daily highlight calls by Chinese and US officials and experts for more cyber-security co-operation and less "blame or accusations without evidence" of state-sponsored hacker attacks, during the US-China Internet Industry Forum in Beijing.
BBC: China media: Views on North Korea
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China, which called the Mandiant report flawed, says that it opposes hacking activities and is a victim of cyber attacks itself.
BBC: China and US hail 'shared interests'